Tales of Wells Fargo

When a stagecoach carrying an emergency currency shipment, to stop the run on a Wells Fargo bank, has to lay over at a small-town blacksmith shop for repairs on a bent axle.

Old Bob Dawson, the retired and (reformed?) outlaw has completed his memoirs and is using them to perform a bit of gentle blackmail.

Thirteen years before our story opens, a white boy of four is captured by Indians and raised by the Chief. The Indian Chief dies and the new young Chief does not want the white boy.

Jim Hardie is responsible for the delivery of a rare piece of Chinese art to Virginia City. Its value being $100,000. Two Chinese characters are trying to take the art object back to China.

Jim Hardie finally meets his match. In a fair fight he is beaten by a gunfighter and is severely wounded.

Butch Cassidy, the leader of the Hole-In-The-Wall Gang is pardoned by the Governor of Wyoming, upon his promise that he will reform.

Wells Fargo is attempting to build a road across Indian country in the Dakotas.

Jim Hardie hires an Indian to ride shotgun on a new stage run of Wells Fargo, against the wishes of the townspeople.

Jim Hardie encounters the most desperate gunfighter of the Southwest and with him waits out the hours at a lonely trading post while destiny closes in on them.

In pursuit of a pair of stagecoach bandits Jim Hardie encounters an old enemy, James Wesley Hardin.

Jim Hardie is sent to investigate the case of a military deserter from Fort Chapman who has turned outlaw.

A group of ranchers hire a professional killer to assassinate a U.S. Senator, who is threatening their domains with a proposed homestead law.

Hardie takes on counterfeiters who have created fake Wells Fargo checks.

A Texas trail driver sends the money to pay off his trail hands via Wells Fargo, and then proceeds to rob his own money. It is up to Hardie to recover the money.

Before his execution, a criminal extracts from Jim Hardie a promise to look after his son.

Hardie is after two train robbers who have stolen a large sum of money.

Jim Hardie encounters an entire family of outlaws - a father, three sons and a girl. It is touch and go as Hardie eliminates the outlaws one by one...

Luke Frazer, a notorious gunfighter has sent his kid brother away to school to keep him from following in his footsteps.

The valuable cargo Jim Hardie is assigned to guard turns out to be four gorgeous girls traveling from town to town. Outlaws attack the stagecoach and the cargo goes wild...

A group of frontier racketeers have taken over a town and are exacting tribute from the local businessmen. When they kill the Wells Fargo agent, Jim Hardie moves in and cleans up the town.

Jim Hardie is riding a stagecoach in Sioux territory with a shipment of gold aboard when the stage is attacked by Indians and the driver is killed.

Jim Hardie investigates an apparently natural death of a Wells Fargo stagecoach driver. He discovers that other people in town have also died from the same apparently natural causes.

Jim Hardie, after capturing an outlaw wanted by Wells Fargo for murder and robbery, finds the toughest part of his job is taking the man into Tucson to stand trial.

It is spring and Jim Hardie feels an urge to vacation, find himself a wife and settle down on a homestead.